EDUC 2220- Educational Technology Black Friday Blowout Malissa A. Thomas-St.Clair 7th Grade Math
Common Core Standards: This lesson will culminate all of the lessons you have istered over 7.RP.A.3. Students will use MP 1, MP 2, MP 3, MP 4, MP 5, and MP 6 within this performance task. If you are a follower of my lessons, you will be used to seeing a bell ringer to start off each lesson. For this performance task, we will get right into the experience.
Lesson Summary: This is a performance task. This lesson should be completed after all lessons of calculating sales tax, discount, tip, percent of increase, and percent of decrease have been taught and student mastery has been established. This lesson will give students the opportunity to emerge themselves in a real world experience. Students will be able to see the relevance of being able to calculate sales tax, and discount. This lesson would be fun to start the week before Thanksgiving Break. Students will experience a simulated BLACK FRIDAY FUN DAY. So many of us live for Black Friday. We love the midnight grind, hustle and bustle to get one of the few favorite items on sale for a great discount, and of course the tasty dining that accompanies the hard work of shopping until you drop. This lesson will culminate all of the lessons you have istered over 7.RP.A.3. Students will use MP 1, MP 2, MP 3, MP 4, MP 5, and MP 6 within this performance task. If you are a follower of my lessons, you will be used to seeing a bell ringer to start off each lesson. For this performance task, we will get right into the experience. You will want to pump this lesson up a few days in advance. Talk about what Black Friday is. Some of your own personal experiences you have had with Black Friday. Ask students to share what they know about Black Friday. Some students may not have personal experiences with shopping on Black Friday, however they may have viewed commercials that are advertising Black Friday deals. This lesson will take place over a few days. Each student will complete their own performance task, however they will work in groups of four to complete the experience. Have students enter the room and sit in their I.T.T. seats. out the task to each student. Go through what the task is asking them to do. Answer any questions the students may have about the task at hand. Place students into groups. For this task, in order for students to have an equitable experience, you will want to group students in homogenous groups. Students who are on the same academic level will be able to have a rich experience. Each student should be able to contribute to the task equally. This task is cumbersome. You will want to afford at least three days to complete the task. I would encourage each student take a role of one of the friend’s in the task and divide the work load. Be sure the group as a whole critiques the work of their peers. This will enforce MP 3.
Estimated Duration: Allow students 2 to 3 days to complete the performance task.
Commentary:
This is a performance task. This lesson should be completed after all lessons of calculating sales tax, discount, tip, percent of increase, and percent of decrease have been taught and student mastery has been established. This lesson will give students the opportunity to emerge themselves in a real world experience. Students will be able to see the relevance of being able to calculate sales tax, and discount. This lesson would be fun to start the week before Thanksgiving Break. Students will experience a simulated BLACK FRIDAY FUN DAY. So many of us live for Black Friday. We love the midnight grind, hustle and bustle to get one of the few favorite items on sale for a great discount, and of course the tasty dining that accompanies the hard work of shopping until you drop. This lesson will culminate all of the lessons you have istered over 7.RP.A.3. Students will use MP 1, MP 2, MP 3, MP 4, MP 5, and MP 6 within this performance task. If you are a follower of my lessons, you will be used to seeing a bell ringer to start off each lesson. For this performance task, we will get right into the experience. You will want to pump this lesson up a few days in advance. Talk about what Black Friday is. Some of your own personal experiences you have had with Black Friday. Ask students to share what they know about Black Friday. Some students may not have personal experiences with shopping on Black Friday, however they may have viewed commercials that are advertising Black Friday deals. This lesson will take place over a few days. Each student will complete their own performance task, however they will work in groups of four to complete the experience. Have students enter the room and sit in their I.T.T. seats. out the task to each student. Go through what the task is asking them to do. Answer any questions the students may have about the task at hand. Place students into groups. For this task, in order for students to have an equitable experience, you will want to group students in homogenous groups. Students who are on the same academic level will be able to have a rich experience. Each student should be able to contribute to the task equally. This task is cumbersome. You will want to afford at least three days to complete the task. I would encourage each student take a role of one of the friend’s in the task and divide the work load. Be sure the group as a whole critiques the work of their peers. This will enforce MP 3.
Instructional Procedures: After you have gone through the expectations of the task and answered any questions, allow the groups to get started. Groups should effectively create a plan of action so that all persons in the group are contributing equally. The suggestion would be for each student to take the role of one member of the group in the task and solve their problems. I would have students take the role of one member in the task and give at least 10 minutes to grapple through calculating the discount amount, sale price, and final cost including tax for the item that they are responsible for. Once they have had I.T.T to grapple through these questions, (MP 1, 2, and 4) The group should come together to critique everyone’s work. All should agree before moving forward in the task. Once each person from the group has agreed on all work being correct, each person should fill in their task sheet accordingly. If student’s choose to tackle the task in this way, they may only have work that will justify their item from the list. As the students move from Parts A thru C on their own, Parts D thru F should be completed as a group. As the groups are working, it is important to walk the room looking for use of mastery. , this performance task will be completed after lessons have been taught, formative assessments have been given, and the students are ready for a summative assessment.
Task Sheet:
Name ____________________________ Date _________________________ Period __________ You and three friends are going to take Black Friday by storm. Each of you have one favorite item that you must purchase during the Black Friday Sale. Doors for stores A and B open at midnight. Store C will open their doors early to accommodate the midnight buster sale. Each of you must make a major decision. The items that you want to purchase are on sale for different discounts at different stores. You must decide which store will be the better choice to go to in order to purchase your must have Black Friday item. Must have items for each of you
Who?
Item
Original Store Store Store Cost A’s Sale B’s Sale C’s Sale Sale starts at 1:00am
Sale starts at 2:00 am
Doors open early! 11:45pm Midnight Buster Sale 15% off with an additional $20.00 off if purchased at midnight along with a $30.00 cash rebate applied at the time of purchase. Midnight Buster Sale 15% off with an additional $20.00 off if purchased at midnight along with a $30.00 cash rebate applied at the time of purchase.
Friend #1
I phone 5 C 50 available
$549 Full retail price
25% off
20% off with an additional 5% off the sale price
Friend #2
Samsung Galaxy Note 3 With new Samsung Galaxy Watch
$703.99 full retail price
25% off
20 % off with an additional 5% off the sale price
10 available
Friend #3
Sony Cyber Shot 16.1 Mega Pixel Digital Camera
$139.00
25% off
$929.00
25% off
20 available
You
Dell 15” Screen Lap Top
15 available
20 % off with an additional 5% off the sale price
Midnight Buster Sale 15% off with an additional $20.00 off if purchased at midnight along with a $30.00 cash rebate applied at the time of purchase. 20 % off with Midnight an additional Buster Sale 5% off the 15% off with sale price an additional $20.00 off if purchased at midnight along with a $30.00 cash rebate applied at the time of purchase.
Part A. DISCOUNT AMOUNT Use the information from the table to find the discount amounts for each item at each store. Show your work and explain how you calculated each amount. Be sure to estimate each discount to the nearest tenth if need be. Use a separate sheet of paper to show your work for each item. You must be neat and organized when showing your work. Be sure to place the total amount that will be taken off the original prices in the spaces provided below. 1 pt for each response 1.
Item # 1 __________________________________________
a. Discount amount for store A __________________________ b. Discount for amount store B ___________________________
c. Discount for amount store C __________________________ 2.
Item #2 ___________________________________________
a.
Discount amount for store A __________________________
b.
Discount amount for store B___________________________
c.
Discount amount for store C __________________________
3.
Item # 3 ___________________________________________
a.
Discount amount for store A ___________________________
b.
Discount amount for store B ___________________________
c.
Discount amount for store C ___________________________
4.
Item # 4 __________________________________________
a.
Discount amount for store A ___________________________
b.
Discount amount for store B____________________________
c.
Discount amount for store C ___________________________
Part B. SALE PRICE Use the information from the table to calculate the sale prices for each item at each store. Estimate each sale price to the nearest tenth. Be sure to show your work and explain your thinking on a separate sheet of paper. You must be neat and organized when showing your work. Label your work by identifying the item and store you are calculating for. Be sure to number each equation that you create to solve for the sale price. 1 pt for each response 5. Item # 1 __________________________________________
d. Sale Price for store A _______________________________ e. Sale Price for store B ________________________________ f. Sale Price for store C ________________________________ 6. Item #2 ___________________________________________ d. Sale Price for store A ________________________________ e. Sale Price for store B_________________________________
f.
Sale Price for store C _________________________________
7. Item # 3 ___________________________________________ d. Sale Price for store A _________________________________ e. Sale Price for store B _________________________________
f.
Sale Price for store C _________________________________
8. Item # 4 __________________________________________ d. Sale Price for store A ________________________________ e. Sale Price for store B_________________________________
f.
Sale Price for store C _________________________________
Part C. Final Cost including Sales Tax Research the sales tax in your state. Calculate the cost of each item, from each store, with tax included. Show your work on a separate sheet of paper. Explain what you did to find the item’s cost with tax included. Use the sale price to calculate. Be sure to estimate each cost to the nearest tenth. 2 pts per each response What state do you live in? ________________________________________ What is the sales tax of your state? _________________________________
9. Item # 1 ____________________________________________________________ Final Cost of item with tax included ___________________________________________
10. Item # 2 _____________________________________________________________ Final Cost of item with tax included ___________________________________________
11. Item # 3 _____________________________________________________________
Final Cost of item with tax included ____________________________________________ 12. Item # 4 _______________________________________________________________
Final Cost of item with tax included ______________________________________________
Part D. Where should you purchase the must have item? Use the information you gained in part A and B to identify and explain which store each of you should go to purchase your items. Be sure to explain why each of you should go to the particular store that you identify. Use complete sentences. Your stem should be, “My friend should go to Store _____ because……”, or “ I will go to Store ________ because….”. Justify your explanations with mathematical reasoning. 2 pts for each response 13. Friend #1 __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ ______ 14. Friend # 2
________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ 15. Friend #3
________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ 16. You
________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________
Part E. - Decisions, Decisions! 2pts for each response 17. Everyone wants to make sure they go to the store that will give them the best deal. Identify where you intend to go first and explain why. Using the information from the opening text, and from the research that has been done about Black Friday, what time should you arrive at the first store and why? Be sure to justify your response with mathematical reasoning.
________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ 18. Who would be affected the most if your group chose to go to store A first? How would this affect the person in the group? Use mathematical reasoning to justify your response.
________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ 19. How will the limited amount of each item available at the sale price affect the order in which you will go to each store?
________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________
Part F. Will everyone get to buy? 4 pts per each response 20. Friend # 1 deposited $400 into her checking . She already had $120 in the . She withdrew 4/5 of her money to purchase her item. Will she have enough to buy the iphone 5C? Show your work to justify your response.
21. Friend # 2 had $600 total. She had 2/3 of the money in cash. What fraction of the money did she have on her debit card? Write the ratio of money she had in cash to money she had on her debit card as a complex fraction, a dollar for dollar fraction, a unit rate, and a unit fraction. How much would she have left over on her debit card after purchasing her must have item?
Pre-Assessment: Pre Assessment Question Name_________________________________
Scoring Guidelines: 4 pts. Students will receive 4 pts for calculating the correct response of $204.64 and show all work. 3pts. Students will receive 3pts for calculating the response of $204.64 but have minor calculation errors. 2pts. Students will receive 2pts for calculating the correct response of $55.20 reflecting 30% off of the
battery charger. And $128.80 for the sale price of the battery charger as well as adding those calculations to the cost of the other items she purchased getting a final total of $255.80 but not correctly calculating the correct total cost after discounts. 1pt Students will receive 1 pt for showing some knowledge in calculating discount.
Post-Assessment: The performance task is the post assessment of a culmination of lessons. Use the point descriptions on the performance task to score the task. Differentiated Instructional By grouping students homogenously you will meet the needs of all levels of learners. This will allow like learners to complete the lesson within their own modality of learning style as well as allow each student to have value and ownership in the lesson.
Extension https://www.khanacademy.org/math/arithmetic/decimals/percent_tutorial/v/describing-the-meaningof-percent https://www.khanacademy.org/math/algebra/solving-linear-equations-and-inequalities/old-schoolequations/v/taking-percentages https://www.khanacademy.org/math/cc-seventh-grade-math/cc-7th-fractions-decimals/cc-7th-percentword-problems/e/discount_tax_and_tip_word_problems
Homework Options and Home Connections This is a performance task there will be no homework.